Luskin professor examines how migrant movements, not states, create safety in the face of structural violence.
Chris Tilly weighs in on Giftphoria and the growing demand for local, values-driven commerce.
New Berggruen Governance Index reveals new insights on state capacity and accountability.
Shay Rivera-Bremner, a UCLA Public Affairs undergraduate, reflects on leadership, learning, and local change in Los Angeles.
UCLA research shows the CARE+ program largely displaces unhoused residents, highlighting the need for compassionate, service-focused solutions.
Juan J. Nunez, PhD student in Social Welfare, uses research and community engagement to understand inequality.
New research co-authored by UCLA Luskin professor Mark S. Kaplan finds ERPO laws save lives.
Professor Minjee Kim examines inequities in Los Angeles’ rebuilding, emphasizing resilience, planning, and who benefits from recovery efforts.
Industry veteran Diana Liu reflects on sustainability, inclusive leadership, and how UCLA Luskin’s MRED program reshaped her approach to development.
The police response at Mama Curtis’ memorial underscores how fragile community–law enforcement relationships remain in Watts.
